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From the Open Culture Site
An Iconic Moment
Gloria Richardson [not an immediate relative as far as I know] was a major activist in the Civil Rights movement, she led the early 1960s Cambridge Movement in her hometown of Cambridge, Maryland. She turns 92 today. (Photo: Gloria Richardson pushes away a National Guard bayonet, 1963.)
This is one of the bravest gestures in American history. Why is this not an iconic picture? Put this on a stamp. Put it in all the history books about that era.
Or from this angle:
Sarah Parker Remond Plaque
Thanks to all who donated and all who supported the Sarah Parker Remond Plaque Project, the plaque was installed, just before Christmas at the Non-Catholic Cemetery in Rome! 
Hell Yes…
Hell yes, I occasionally check my really old book Amazon rating.
VARIETY . SPICE . LIFE 